Sandra Rienäcker
Sandra Rienäcker (born April 30, 1968 in Leipzig ) is a German painter , graphic artist and draftsman .
Life
Sandra Rienäcker was born in Leipzig in 1968 as the younger daughter of the meteorologist Karl-Heinz Bernhardt and the mathematician Hannelore Bernhardt . When she was two years old, the family moved to Berlin because her father was appointed professor at the Humboldt University in Berlin (HUB). Here she grew up and went to school together with her older sister. In order to promote her musical interests, she has taken several years of classical singing lessons since 1983 with the aim of a later operatic career.
After graduating from high school in 1986 at the extended secondary school "Friedrich Engels" (today: Andreas-Oberschule (grammar school) ) in Berlin-Friedrichshain , I studied computer science at the HUB, and from 1988 studied art education at this university. In the years that followed, Sandra Rienäcker became increasingly involved in the visual arts .
In 1996 she started special studies in painting and graphics at the traditional art academy in Berlin-Weißensee with professors Wolfgang Peuker , Dieter Goltzsche and Dieter Gantz . In 2000 she obtained her diploma with the work "Zeitllauf" under Wolfgang Peuker and a theoretical thesis on the Austrian painter Albin Egger-Lienz under the mentor W. Eberle .
This was followed by a master's degree with Wolfgang Peuker , which she successfully completed in 2001 as his last graduate. Peuker is considered a well-known representative of the Leipzig School , and in this respect Rienäcker is its successor.
As a figurative, representational painter, she takes up the traditions of the Renaissance, German Romanticism and New Objectivity as well as the Italian pittura metafisica in her artistic technique and style. Pictorial themes are allegorical figurations, architectural landscapes as well as still lifes and portraits. In addition to painting, she also devotes herself to etching (gravure). Other focal points are the examination of the human figure in front of the model and work in the great outdoors (plein air). In the last few years there has been an intensive artistic occupation with the work of Richard Wagner and with the Bayreuth Festival .
Since 2001 she has been working as a freelance artist in Berlin. Since 2015 she has been teaching the techniques of etching at the Kulturring in Berlin .
Rienäcker maintains creative contacts with artist colleagues and art enthusiasts such as Matthias Steier and Dieter B. Herrmann , as well as with institutions such as the Kulturring in Berlin and the gallery of the Berlin graphic press , which represents it.
Sandra Rienäcker lives in Berlin, has been married to the computer scientist Uwe Rienäcker since 1989 , and she has an older sister Mira . The name Rienäcker has become known several times in the history of science: the musicologist Gerd Rienäcker and his father, the chemist Günther Rienäcker .
Works (selection)
Paintings (selection)
- 2005: Nocturnal route
- 2007/9: To the "Elective Affinities" (after JW Goethe )
- 2007: Ninth Muse
- 2014: Yellow Rose
- 2016: blood oranges
Graphics (selection)
- 1997–2009: 14-part series on the ruins of the Eldena monastery (Greifswald)
- 2007: Himmelpfort I and II
- 2009: Dune Pine (Hiddensee)
- 1999: Ghost Forest
- 2011: Darsswald
Drawings (selection)
- 2006: Muse and astronomer
- 2010: Beach hedgehog (Darss)
- 2013: Window (to Bayreuth II)
- 2013: The old ship (Hiddensee)
- 2016: Portrait of Johanna
To Richard Wagner and the Bayreuth Festival
- 2007-2014: Sketches for the "Ring of the Nibelung"
- 2012–2016: Series "... in the wide realm of the world night" (Tristan and Isolde, 2nd act)
- 2013/14: Lights (Bayreuth)
- 2013: End of break (Bayreuth II)
- 2016: "..time becomes space here." - becomes "Parsifal"
Exhibitions (selection)
- 1996: Small Humboldt Gallery, Humboldt University Berlin
- 2000: Bröhan Museum (participation)
- 2001: Rotes Rathaus Berlin (participation);
- Educational Academy of the Bankgesellschaft Berlin
- 2003: Kunsthalle Pommernhus Greifswald
- 2004: Galerie Nering and Stern, Berlin;
- Insel Galerie, Berlin
- 2004/5: City Museum Eisenhüttenstadt;
- Gallery in the hall, Knetzgau-Eschenau (near Bamberg)
- 2006: Gallery of the Berlin graphic press
- 2007: Galerie Gesellschaft, Berlin, Auguststrasse
- 2009: degewo-Galerie Remise, Berlin;
- Small gallery town of Eberswalde
- 2010: Museum Villa Irmgard, Heringsdorf (with Otto Niemeyer-Holstein );
- Gallery 100, Berlin
- 2011: Gallery in the tower (participation)
- 2012: City Museum Eisenhüttenstadt;
- Galerie Irrgang, Berlin and Leipzig (participation)
- 2013: Graphics Studio Gallery (participation)
- 2014: Instrumental lessons and chamber music GbR
- 2016: Gallery of the Berlin graphic press
- 2018: studio visit - photographs by Holmsohn & works by the artists portrayed. Gallery of the Berlin graphic press (participation)
- 2020: Municipal Museum, Gallery & Art Collection, Eisenhüttenstadt / OT Fürstenberg (Oder).
Works by Sandra Rienäcker are in private collections in Germany , Great Britain and Switzerland .
literature
- Association of Berlin Women Artists 1867 eV and Archive Association of Berlin Women Artists 1867 eV: TORSO, 12th part. Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-9807762-0-4 , pp. 470-473.
- Pommerscher Künstlerbund (Hrsg.): Catalog for the THREE-COUNTRY EXHIBITION GERMANY-POLAND-FINLAND. Greifswald 2005, pp. 22-23.
- Boris Kruse: Trained on old masters. Märkische Oderzeitung / Barnim Echo, July 7, 2009, p. 11.
- Boris Kruse: Longing glances at the sky. Märkische Oder drawing, July 15, 2009.
- Klaus Hammer : From a different perspective - Sandra Rienäcker at Lichtenberger Galerie 100. Neues Deutschland, September 6, 2010, p. 12.
- Klaus Hammer : Pictures at the interface between appearance and reality. In: Das Blättchen - two-week publication for politics, art and economy, Berlin, Volume 13, No. 70, October 30, 2010, www.das-blättchen.de.
- Sandra Rienäcker (Ed.): Painting. Catalog, with photos by Berndt Kuhnert and Uwe Rienäcker. Laserline digital printing center Bucec & Co. Berlin KG 2011.
- Sandra Rienäcker. In catalog: Galerie der Berliner Graphikpresse, studio visit, photographs by Holmsohn. Galerie der Berliner Graphikpresse, Berlin 2018, pp. 28–30.
- Klaus Hammer : "Here I lock a secret" - on Sandra Rienäcker's work. From the opening speech for the retrospective "Sandra Rienäcker - Painting and Graphics", Städtisches Museum, Galerie & Kunstsammlung, Eisenhüttenstadt / OT Fürstenberg (Oder), June 6th to August 2nd, 2020 (parallel to the Herbert Burschik cabinet exhibition on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of his death). In: Das Blättchen - two-week publication for politics, art and economy, Berlin, Volume 23, No. 13, June 22, 2020, pp. 31–33, www.das-blättchen.de.
Web links
- Sandra Rienäcker's website
- Fascination of architecture. In: Main Post. June 7, 2005, accessed March 30, 2017 .
Individual evidence
- ↑ Instead of an opera career now a painter. Berliner Kurier, March 5, 1996, pp. 16-17.
- ↑ Sandra Rienäcker (Ed.): Painting. Catalog, with photos by Berndt Kuhnert and Uwe Rienäcker; penultimate page: biography of Sandra Rienäcker, exhibitions (selection). Laserline digital printing center Bucec & Co. Berlin KG 2011.
- ^ Association of Berlin Women Artists 1867 eV and Archive Association of Berlin Women Artists 1867 eV: TORSO, 12th part. Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-9807762-0-4 , pp. 470-473; it includes four portraits by Sandra Rienäcker.
- ↑ Klaus Hammer: The type of game remains puzzling and at the same time clear. To the pictures by Sandra Rienäcker. In: Sandra Rienäcker (Ed.): Painting. Catalog, with photos by Berndt Kuhnert and Uwe Rienäcker. Laserline digital printing center Bucec & Co. Berlin KG 2011.
- ↑ Gallery of the Berlin graphic press, 1st graphic catalog 2014, image no. 88: Etching "Bayreuth 2" by Sandra Rienäcker.
- ^ Gallery of the Berlin graphic press / artist
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Rienäcker, Sandra |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German painter, graphic artist and draftsman |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 30, 1968 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Leipzig |